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Allow lexer to recover from some homoglyphs #62963
Allow lexer to recover from some homoglyphs #62963
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Actually, I think we should do the substitution earlier, so it works in literals too, not just full tokens.
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The Unicode stuff is legal inside string literals, so I'm not sure there's a single earlier point where this can be done.
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I think that's something I want to do (precisely for string literals) if and only if there is one unambiguous way of parsing it (like somebody copy-pasted code from a PDF and ends up with
println!(‟Hello, world!”);
, but doing so would require a more aggressive implementation with backtracking written in such a way that it doesn't affect the common case, and I don't see it would ever handling anything more complex thanprintln!(‟It’s 💖”);
. All of that I think should be done, but I'd want it to be part of a separate PR.